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Butte semi-weekly miner., 1887-10-15

Can Have Two Terms Now.
CRY OF MEXICO, via Galveston. October
49, The bill permitting the reelection q:
the President after havirgpa passed the senate
was to-day approved by the house OF depu-
Butte semi-weekly miner., 1887-10-15

GROUP. WHOOPING COUGH and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure.
Butte semi-weekly miner., 1887-10-15

WILL You SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint7 Shiloh's Vitalizer is guaran-
teed to cure you. NEWTON BROS.
Butte semi-weekly miner., 1887-10-15

The Sisters also conduct q school for
boys under twelve ysars Of age. Terms
are the Same as above mentioned.
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Notes.

There are over forty Congregational
churches in Florida.
The woslcyans, Of England, report In
Hayt three missionaries, twelve local
preachers aud 0jS full members.
The only city where the public welcome
10 President Cleveland was prcfaced with
q public prayer was Atlanta, Ga.
The debt Of the Presbyterian board Of
foreign missions has been removed. Its
receipts for the year were sI3O'OOO.
The English Baptists have In the West
India islands, excluding Jamaica, five mis-
tionarics, l49 eyangelists and b,vll mem
berr.
The city Of Toronto has population Of
10000. and prospcS without Sunday
horse cans, and without a single Sunday
newspaper.
III Wisconsin women's Home Mission
.ry un,en are making efforts 10 bring the
10000 Bohemians Of that State under COS
pei influences.
The following statistics have been pub
Iished Of London: Aggregate midsummer
nopuiaiion. B. 4l6, COG; total churchsiuings,
f,poa, 5O9--a proportion Of % per cent tc
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Probate Court Sale OF Real Estate.

40 s.p. " n.=In the Probate Count n shelby
County Tenn. John League. administrator, 30
" q CARLISLE.
~ virtue ~ = dcrrro ior sale cnirfri hrfoln On
the - day ri NutCmlgr 1871 iu Minute luuk g.
Pure 80. viii ell ~ the hlrhui bidder ln irnnt
al tho rUun buusg dUUr CA Mbiu firct, Mcmphls,
1cunCsuv, uu
saturday. November "a, 1887,
within lrral houn, the following dUrdb,i rial
ctintr. tuWIt
,rrniu pbuTri of land lying and b,'ug la shel.
hy county frun, described us follows
ilIug be tbr mn surveyors district Rance Z,
Section % iu the ~ tlyll District bling uu the
water. ~ doc inUsa iatrhir, bounded Or The west
Ly jaime itiilFUr, ON the south w Louis lluN'utt
on thp rtat by ~. tnghmus one hundred rgr lrt'l
aud the wet line benG ~ chains, NOV ur ls con.
tnluluH a. alfut, more ~ lrs. nni lfluH ihr same
iands decided ~ ! v Carlisle uu tln }iih ~ Juno
isi5b, John " FULLER ndmiulstuiuf ~ hr estate NJ
D lt Markham. dcua1rd. HEtuuuu hi decd fu'uul
81 In ihU Registers onUc 81 shelby county Iuuics.
zee. in tsIlk =. Iur ~.
Terms ni .aicaOnr thiri cnsh balance In two
e1unI payments. IN slv nni twelve months pur.
eiuarf o. execute Interest hearing notes, with ~
pfu,ed sU,uuU. iOt duiuffcd la,l mguts, anl lien
nialn,d ~ 4s.uU The payment VI H,lno
This November D 1885, .,.,.,s,,... o..
fnt y ' QllNlIl, 'lctks
Nv Tttos n gErysHAw, Deputy Clerk
hobart League solicitor inf Complainant
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NO MORE CoNGloMERATE
r<fe Water In Reach Of Everyone.

Keen your clsicrns clean aud purify the water.
piu luntcs straw. hugs. tpldru and mice might G
we'll rn into the pian pile ~ inln your Cistufn but
tho Will accumulate on your rpyi and 20 thence IN
youf riHtufn luu ran prevent Their passage ihiiher
bv the urn " pnirut nlrf manufactured IN this
clty by Geo T. Huhsch, u. lie will place this
ntrf In on trial aud futnOtu II u " docs not keep
your cistrfn ire from all impurities
Telephone No. ", VI call At 5A Mississippi Ave.
nuo.
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Stockholders Meeting.

ofrict MrNrns 4 cnaeii~rns n. n Co 4
30 10 NAL M, N, ", OFT ~. 1851 l.
FI'itE ANNUAL HfOlklloLnEhs MEETING o.
this company advertised Cor the purr0n< %
eiectlns dfrftnr and the disposition Of such other
business az might be brought befofe a. 4 hereby
Nithdmwn, aud no such meyunE viii occuL cvIpu
tA tho pcndenCy 81 litigation Al HuuuttIic. AI1m
which pnccludCa the hoidinN ~ such eicctior
l. ~ tcnwAN. sccfesasA
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.SCALY, ITCHY SKIN,
And all Soaly and Itching Skin and
Scalp Diseases Cured by cutieura.

PsOnaslE frzoma letter, Hiugwurm. Ilchcn
imfltus, saall Head, MIA CmF. uurdWn. lHr
ben. inkcr'. GruUrr' nnd MnshyrWumnn.s lth,
aud every fptClns Of Itching. Bufuinr sCaly. PIN
rs liuuuu Oi The rkiu and scilp. with Los 81
Hair. are instantly relieved uud speedily cupd w
CUutruA. thC gfput skin turr, AMI trrttuA SOAR
an exquisite skln ltnutihcr externally, and ttTt
CuuA RtzoLyfNt. the NV Hood Purifier. Inter
ually when physicians aud al other fvncdic g. ial
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I. John J. Case. u Ds.. having pnciircd donils'y
iu this county Tor thirty i've Scufs Aul being vel
known tn thousands hcuubuuts, with view "a
hclp auy who arr afflicted ns ] have hccu iuf iht
taft twelve years. testify that the ttTtruuA MNE
ms cured ur 81 isoflasis. az -Unly skin iu cgil
DAYS nitUf The doctors With whom hud consulted
gave me no help az onUyuW0sUcuL
NrWr0N, A. r. JOuN J. CASE, u y. 3.
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EUGENE RoBINsoN's

Mut,um aud two 1NNirfs Opyu Daily from IN
baud tu 10 ,m.
NfIk 90 now MbEN u.
The rHlphrlDd aud original Nashville Students,
the rru.fC.i jubilee md plantation slrrpr ne the
world bee atUlutI mus al sui tuDUlulty entertain
mvuiui mrH mUitrDu'luluF with ihn uuut IiHntn.
tuuf.Utlh entitled "Au LNruWH With luulr Rap
80 tuimutIur music. ouWirll Bfts splus rhurfaH,
etc. flrl nUpiumnro IN Memphis ui Mis- NdBh
Uurls. Che IIHuuud lui queen. Ni-, lou weller
will Hnir feet inches hong. Tho largest ninth
providing NuIIunuttg ilHufH over ptHrutUd lN,r
iaurliHh'r Punch and judi and shnduwrmphs Al
tu - uu Iu tfufH
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Mrs. Florence Finley Moore

VIII open a dancing claH NJ the Unyoso hotel Non
day. Nov n, so.clocl, ior ladI. and grnilcmcn,
mud every Monday aud Thursday This class will
mcrL terra, q ~ pur month payable In advance
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DIR. ID. S. JOH SONS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. ~ jefferson Street,
Bi. Main and Front MEMPHIS, TENN
tta1'lshcd IN iHl0

Bat Main and Front. MEMPHIS, TENN.
lthD'lshcd IN ialOl
nU JOHNSON 4 Acknowledged b. al PARTIES In
~ tfrstUd a. by hf the most suocrssiul physi-
f.uu loo tho treatment ~ private Or scent d,caaca
guitk permanent cura riarintrtfi IN every caar.
male ~ female Recent tHsfN ~ Nonurfhca anI
Syphilis cured IN lev days without the 90 81
wUuuns rhnnrc ~ divt ut hludwnco inoin bust
nua secondary syphilis, the last ycstlrc cradi-
lus " srmvu stopped IN short time. hnntrGs
from uupUirury " lussuI sokual IoWcr re.tor0dfs
inc VIrur w a icW week. Niriiins 81 selfabuas
and lufs ct phNtlHul aud mrutnl pnNof, spccdily
and permanently ,utcd PARTICULAR attention paid
81 lie uia1aats III Women. aud ours guaranteed
~ the tr.io Az consultations strictly conhdcn-
tIn Medicines sunt b. okpfyss ~ all parts Of tho
Cuuutff.
pr.Nufi iuFiucn cund NJ hall Inc usual nics
Onug hnun irum 3 O'Clock an. 70 . O'Clock pm
o. n JOHNSON, ND
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n,.r,uRANr AND SALOONS.

IIOT IUNCIi. ON~Tritl SERVED ~ INEiN
l | style lmIurrd wines, uguur uul ,ignfa. Of
EEEGEEs. ~ Main siu,t
IuT tuTrIE NNp LrN,Ii AZ Az Hurltz
! hHi Iiquur mud rIruf' 90 -umhuroitl Il Main
NIINIS ~ All HOURS WINS, LlqrOus
W and tifar. ~ llu,uDy's Poplar street
fINlNutL GNUulN, 10 NAiN sIllELl. OrEN
i day aud ulpht Boarding nnd lodging OysiCnl
J. g. CURRY. Proprietor
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Sold everywhere. Price CuucrrA t0T soar, 20.
RE,oivtsr 81 lrJafcd by tie rOurg bruO AND
CHEMICAL Co. Boston. Mara
ne -cud ior How tn cur skin Discascs,' q
page. 70 illusinilous aud 100 testimonials.
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SrrAMLNINDRIi.s.

" I'NCEisIuR" sTENM LAUNDRY, SHELBY
~ street opposite DiyUsu shirts tullhr nnl
Cufs dome With uUHtnrsa and dispatch. none bot
nrst clnts wofkmrn employed
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IAnnn AGENCY.

LABOR AGENCY.
TOIOREp Farm LABOR FuHNisilED 10 10
" plantation Wufk We m IN correspondence
With t,1ycml hundred culOrud families Who live Ia
hauth tafullun. aud arr unable a. pay their tmnH
paHatluu anywhere. They orr anxious ~ 30 H.
Afknnais nnd arr willing b. bind themselves In =
fuutrtrt tn work Que yUnri anu u they arr we'll
ir,.i,d nd the end ~ ftid year will renew their Old
rputflrt They prefer ~ Wufk on shares hnd have
provisions furnished them during the year, and
When the cfup l. nll rithcrd pfui bill AMI
characterization b. deducted from tholf proportion
al rrip. ThDsc colonel people nru old time dutklCs
nnd know nothing hut farming. and o. they have
made nothing fpf years and can not make anything
ior thsmssl,ts thry are hnKiuus Ia make q move.
All ulHulsrs Wishing farm labor aud are willing to
ndyaurr transportation "a them, will do wen 10
write b. either ~ the undersigned agents. who eau
furnish the families aud will quote low rates por
C1tARt.Ea n WALKER,
JOE N. LA1tMEM
tHfD u. BUSH
Gourn,i Agents. Atlanta, Ga.
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nuooMTACroRIIs.

NILMrIIIs rluNEER BROOM FACTORY. "a.
vi bort Smith rWpr Manufacturer NJ hfu0ins
NIEMrHIs mouM FACTORY, ROHEnr ~
vi Holt proprietor. 90 fruut a. Telephone, ihH
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AssIgnee's Salo.

ON NpSpAY. NOVEMBER u, iy7 IN front 81
80 ~ second ,ir.ui Memphis, will sell nj public
saio flf ,ssn. all She piuftfly connected WIN lho
yW,tfl UtsfHufauI description ul which 4 ~ the
s,i.,itr tn tiH assignment b. nC this day made by
a. 4. ZWtitI y W. "VShp' Nalshe"
kuyptntHf y ISL
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JE HOIST @ BRO.
Eucco,on 10 q. II. HOIST 4 THol
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
NAVE REMOVED TO
No. 33oI-2 Second St., Memphis

rF-A fuii sud complete stnrt ~ Wool 1ud Ne
tnIIlp turfH aud tn.ltt. cloth tuyvr tasL rts uni
Burial Eulsf always uu hand Orlcn b, Telegraph
IImmInN Mol
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Ec,emn nna,rnII, Cnrcd.

For the mdlcnl ourc ~ IN obstinate rhgg n Pro
ma 81 long standing give cniiw oUdil 70 'h'
JUICunA kENrbUs
EB RICHARDSON. New Haven, Conn.
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AIIOIgs.

u NrNAuON. NEHCIfANTTAILOR, ~ UNION
-. strrot NUfA r.nfantc'd
L,ETzIf IMPORT ATiONs ~ GENTT sutTlNGH.
u MELONS ETC. ~ sam slngcfs cor ~ land Court
IT1Ou wANTA STYLISH FITTING CuTAWAY
! ~ -hsf suit Fu io . J.. lrrst ~ socond a.
IONS nOGGlANO. MERCHANT TAILOR %
~ Union firrt
DANTs MApE TO ORDER At 4. HEXTER \
SONS. 90 Nhinst
Gum ~ UPWARD. PANTS. ~ UPWARD N
- huy style ni N. lsanrs', ~ tourt H.
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DmsIpnnInI oI scnIes.

~ =. CatPcnlcr, liondUrou y, y, cutcd Q
PSORIASIS uf ltpnsy ~ tNcniy yynr' tundluf, NJ
trtiCrHA hEurhin Tho met wonderful cur
on ruo0td A dusipaniul oi scales t'll from hin
daily. fhyiciai1 aud bis friends thought De- mus
die.
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MISS. & TENN. R. R. co.
Annual mootlns Of Stockholders.

Tho annual meeting n tho Stockholders Of the
Mississippi a Tyuncsscc Railroad Company win 10
held VI thp ollco II the oompany, IN Memphis
Tcun. un wednesday. the "a ~ November. lss-.
at which time dlrcglor vii bc elected Tor the en-
suing ycaE
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r,rtSa aspIt>cu uot.,s.

I,TAH LUNCH ROOM gpli5 sF,UNp SHEET
- Oyster ln r,rn siylr lHnr ii'uirn irop-
NIt,- GREER COR LNuuripAtE ASH NV
vi fCitOu extended viii furnish mcnls a. iaini
li,s iu the uuighlufhuud nt luW mtcs.
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BAKERS.


~ sIEpEL 4 son. HAKERs AND COME,
u tonpr. ~ Union street
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DIstre-slnr Eruption.

Your CrTicrBA HrWpuy performed % wonderful
cure Last summer on Que " our cu.iOmyn. ~ old
gcutlcinHg ~ seventy yCam ~ age who suicrd
with n itTrfuily distressing eruption uu his head
aud iaGc. and who had trici hil remedies aud doc
Tor. to mn pufpose
TLNAIKANA, AJAX. J. 7. SMITH 90.
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lost.
Cow -srRAYED FROM TIIE Gui PLACE
y two miles cist one dark rrd mich COW, white
hcll,s marked Cfup aud flit In right eur aud over
bIt Ia The Lett VIII pay lilcml n,Mnn' ,.,,.,.,,,
noG-HLACK AND WHITE SETTER DOG. TAN
~ under ears nui over EYES Answer by name
81 lustuc. Liberal reward ior hi. Mium i9W3
Main street Mililipisp
IuLp sPETACLEsaLEFrI LYING oN STAT
VI in Court .uuuc Finder Will rriurn ~ joe
Grsmaun ~ Main fir',t M IT, rwuricd
NIUtE- oNOCI. o,. on kCR MAtE MULE
vi fourteen aud hall hands high ten Year
old. Return a. WI lane, ,,utmi FONT, aud b.
rewarded
DuG-DOG. TuL Grown. WIN COLLAR
| nni Icy attached. rvium a. ini Madison street
aud D. TuWuuigd J. b. huhiNruN.
REWARD.
o. RrWAED-LEuuS AM wnuE SITTER
- bitch. dntk c,,s and noe. nusWcr to unmu II
I,nh. l,lntn ~ lcIIL IgckrrLl
STRAINED.
Cow on OCT 10 PROM % ALABAMA ~. !
~ small htlndle COW. lips ~ hoth horns saved
oil aud HOLES lDr.d through urnf up ends. NprinH
inr to cal,v when loit b Icwam lot ytufn Ia ~
Alallmu street
Mule FROM oWNrHs rRFNisis. tN cuEIs
vi sea GA iicnry uret lat SUNDAY night sept
~. Isl one lay NAV mule. ~ hands high hnd
yCnn old, lcit iofg l,f slightly knock knogd, aud a
small Wnu near The lnrH. name fulrhci frlguu.
able umntd for rrrulry and MUM ~ tubbins
liflck latl IN Nnfll M,mlhs
STRAINED on STOLEN.
Iuw-THis MOgNiND IRON NY REslpENCE
- - Tennessee ti, luur brown nnd while
miAoi color cuw, with white hre. ~ iull 10Y OF
/ suitably rewarded q. H. PARKER
TAKES ~.
| ruN HIIGHT Kn. MEDIUM ElLE. SHORT
" hufus. tip " Toll mixed win Whlln. Known
/ a Jones stable. cor Noun" lhld ahd Nanh7hs
NIousg CoLoRrp NuLE-ll'i HAMS InGH
! wi ingultc % n uuHmu.s IgnltAl Point
M,HKErS.
| IulHfs ~. uoPluNNa NEATs. CHICKENS,
! " Uyftop. flsh AMI OHmc 70 hccund o., tholson,
! IREAHERY mfuHg ~ PRGs. PuIE Al.
! y pie cider by igli1F.. ht Warmers, - Iront
L,REsm n. \. tUuNf AND NORFOLK CAN
| i O,irrs. D.ilg pHIup ~ Game. fish and
| Fruits At August htit GU II M lhnlod
L,lsu, GAM, Pol lTY AgD RIGGS HECD
| II daily NJ bunHu toe Nl"l'salc' 80 t"hi
LNoR UYsfFRS tjrii DNNE ANblni 1s1ils
| u cphunci J. o. dW- Got Nah'' hhn h'ihahpo.
4 A. NlGNAlhn 2 CO. ~ NNNsb Tlhl.I V
~. wholesale aud r'a.. d,a,n ln olticn, fish
and Game pfepHfid iU W nul ship OIL orders i1r
above Rrosis on short tni''r .a.
I A.EtgNAtg Il 90. FIi-tt fUMFANO AND
81. Crcry always 0I h1ul -
IonS FERRY. * & vENs, OYsrElp FISH
u and Game Telephone W. ~ Unions
NJ Y. COUNTS NORFOLK CAS- OYSTERS AZ
". Amc a Site 200 lD1rr"n A.
SITEs a ANS, NiNrs flsll 0YstElls AND
> Game. ~ Icnsf.slr street Telephone ~
IoAS orriCis.
NIRNi1rs toAS urrloE = u GoItnElf,
uu large amounts.
NrATHAN nACu . vpNOE .ANp ~ sEcoNp
| ~ a. Diamond. watches, JcWcly, Ola oOll
and Silver bought nu +. ~
NV WORKS.
II AnAua srrtu rlEANlNgg AND pYllNg
III. Etahii.hmcni 90 shelby ~ Ilcnhlnl,nnd
dyulna III ladlr.i AMI FrutlCmths wear huicuJ
hfSt class work guaf. uinrl. --....a-.-
IATnrg HAcplsr ROOM. olsInlcil rkAIn'
w ofs dyed and ,.oaDcl kld gloves cleaned
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STRAINED.
srRANI.n on sTnLIN

ruwHTiits MOENIND IRON NY W%ipENCE
- - tennessee st, ~ luur brown and while
mixed color cuw, with whit" face, IN iull How 81
milk. Anyone delivering thC sitnc "a me VIII hc
suitably rewarded. q. u PARKER
November d ISL
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AXIS ~.

IiuN HIIUHT RID MEDIUM flLE, SHORT
~ horn. tn af Toll mixed with white. Brown
a Jones stable. cor Muurr lNrd and Manassas
NIorsE CotoRrn NrLT- 49,, HANDS HIGH,
wi iuguIfc nt u uuHuns tgnlMl Point
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HOUSES TO LET.

| AND-6O ACRES AND Is ACRES GOOD LAND
near the city. Apply nj ~ Madison street
I AND-FoR THE YEAR 1855, A TRACT OF
| ! land ~ miles from Memphis, on Blk creek
near the q, H. H., Of 3l2 acres lIi acres cleared
md In high state oi cultivation, with all deslra
hlc and necessary improvements. Rent low 10 u
good tenant Apply TO u. RICHMOND Agent
N Madison street
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TIE Seq UIN INSTITUTE.
Tho Annual Commencement Mt the orer
House Inst Night.

Tho Annual Commencement Mt the Opera
House Inst Night.
The twentieth annual commencement
Of the seguin Collegiate Institute was held
at tho Opera House last evening. Aa
ueusl at the public exercises Of this popu.
lar school the house was crowded with
nembeTs OF the leading families Of the
city and vicinity, scarcely a seat being Va.
cant. The young ladies OF the Class--and
more charming class wAa never turned
out, even from the walls Of the 6eguiI-
occupied seats in q gemi CirGlO on the
ptage, together with Miss Ssguiu, the
Principal, Mics Blanchard, the Assistant
Principal, and Hon. Robert White.
Following Is the programme:
DuRr,ottc-Gmnd March from "FRuSt" .. Muller.
Plano 4, Misses +, MuldOOn aud NJ. HartOng,
Piano y, Misses N. schll 20 and Carrie Er6
OuCniug Address ..,.,.MlBs Maggie Il. DOughCrty
Vocal Colo" Beautiful Girl Of Kildare ."LarNlee
Miss kmmI Connolly,
RCCilRtiOn-"hAry AIMS wedding ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Miss MnllO MCAllister.
Instrumental Duet-"PUslllllOn Polka de Much
Misses Manic Welty aud SarCis,a Clarke.
POlka.dC' COnCert-"Npples OF the Alabama Zee"
Andrews.
MISS Minnie NJ bVHullAt
Vocal solO-"A Peasant Maiden. ,......."C Conrad
Miss Leila CrIswell.
~ Wv Mr.. Harry /. WoOimAnsGe
Instrumental Duet 'TttG Tie GalOpt ...,.., MeTL
Misses Ella KynCHnd Maggie Murphy.
Our Little Girls and
Misses ., rUrks i. Gray and Dohr
Masters Il. Humphrey, II, KiilmyGr. +. hcAllaStGr,
II. Smith, L. Fletcher and G. killmyer:
Juvenile SnnoHHSc@cni 81 STSras gs!as
Mr.. John \. C0El, ESQ.
QunrtettC-"luVlAtlOn Ia vase '"t...., NOn weber
Fitrt FiauO-- Misses +. hutd0Uh AID u. WGiy.
Second PianO-MiSse NJ sChulHnndP. Dillon,
A Western Lawyers Plea to JlIy"""...,. ',.."".."
Mr., Henry EmbhelmCr.
Misl Mamie Fletcher
GOop- dc DravOn!C, "SanS S0ucl, on. S".. Asher
Miss Florence Y. MuldOOn,
Vocal olo-"Brown Eyes Has That Little
Maiden Miss Minnie iISfiSag
f@ S IainS Duet TAI Fiji speed
Misses Pearl Dillon and kmma Kllnge,
Vocal sOO-"KutCky, KuLChy, Rut1hy" "u, HRwley
Miss JuliG MCDOnough.
I, ny sexS,iS ""GiEsy Polka BisSi
Piano A-MISCs ]. MCponouSh, u Lynn aud NJ.
FlOtO
Piano D-MSCS A. Murray, L. Connolly aud II.
Fletcher
Comforting lEonorJ, &c, SC, by Hon. Robert
White,
The instrumental music OF pupils OF
the Seguin alwayB has an expression aud
a aniBh Of technique which reflects the
careful training Of the faculty. The clj.
Cutiou last night was also Noteworthy
feature, and tho vocal music not o whit
behind the other performances. Tho
singing, reCitations aud playing Of the
little folks showed u capacity for teaching
in the preparatory department which 10
simply marvellous. l. must require great
talent and much perseverance 10 achieve
ouch results with such young pupils,
The reading Of three young gentlemen,
Rll we'll known pmatsurO, WAS . pleasant
feature on the programme, and eaQh won
new lRurelS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-25
THE ENJOYABLE rErE
OF the bridgeport Presbyterian Church
Thursday Night.


The lawn iets given by the ladies Of the
Presbyterian church, Of Bridgeport, on
Thursday evening, proved to be grand
success. The weather for few days pre-
vious being very disagreesble and rainy,
causing many murmurs Of disappointment
and discomfort, turned out to be all that
could be deairsd, and the members and
friends Of tho church all seemed deter
mined TO make the affair Ous long to be-
remembered. The largo aud spacious
lawns OF both Captain CLARK and w. 7.
Graham adjoining, were handsomely deco
Ia,ed with Chinese lanterns in number
of Rti styiea aud dCdigns, until tho place
looked like fairy garden, The grounds
were also illuminated by large locomotive
headlights, loaned to the ladies' by the
Baltimore 4 Ohio R0ilroRi Company, to.
gether with large reu3GtOrg which dotted
the hoUs3 here aud there, causing bril-
| liant effect. Supper WAS served on the
lawn. Ihers were five or six laTgs tables
and they were crowded with hungry pat
rOns from 8 O'Clock until l0P,M. The
aCene was one that will live long in the
memories OF thoae that witnessed 1.-THE
endless varieties Of beautiful colore, the
handsome toilets OF the ladies, the con-
slant passing and e-psssing OF the crowds,
brought to ones mind the ever changing
Kaleidoscope.
This attendance, which in Ill such CASES
ia rather deceptive thing to calculate
on, was lar beyond expectation. PreparR-
tons were made by the ladies OF the
church for IN attendance Of from three
hundred to five hundred, but they were
pleasantly surprised by the crowds which
turned out en- lnREae TO show them that
their efforts towards helping the church
were appreciated, and which We're esti-
mated ut between eight HUNDRED and one
thousand persons Of all cEccds and de-
nominations.
Tho ladies' deserve great credit and
praise for the success OF the iete, as they
worked hard and faithfully to that end,
They desiIe to return their grateful thanks
to all thoae who were 80 kind in aiding
them, Most everything WRs donated, and
to mention individually the dOnstors
would DO h0rculeaD task, and go they
take this general way Of doing go through
the prteG, Besides feeling grateful to all
those who kindly donated articles, they
wish to return many thanks to Meister's
orchestra, whose services we're volunteered
FREQ Of charge, and who helped to enliYen
the evening with their splendid music,
and also Measrs, Neintuger and Hill for
the uGe Of their wagons in transporting
the guests 10 and from the grounds.
Many prominent citizens went out from
Wheeling, and q Loat from the Garden
Spot, among whom we're the following:
Hon, Benz, Fiaher and wife, Capt. John
Mcclure and wife, Judge Craumer and
vile, D. Q. List, jr and wife, Dr.. Bellyllle
and sister, Mr.. Cecil Robinson and vile,
Mr.. Thomas Sweeney aud wife, Mrs.
Roblnnson aud daughter Mr.. james
Cecil and vile, Mr.. Charles Copp and
alatsr, D. Carter Let Rnd vile, Miss Stella
House, MiSa Jennie Clen, Mr.. aud Mrs.
OaGrles OOon, Prof, j. y. Or and vile,
Mr., Richard Mccullough and Mr.. Charles
| Reed,